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I did many years at Ft Drum, was a member of a great little Baptist Church out the back gate. Hate to break the news to you, there are no mountains at 10th Mountain (I know, doesn't make a lot of sense). You have to head 3 hours east to hit Mountains (Lake Placid area). There is housing that is off ...

I will share my top 5 things I like about retirement: 5. No organized PT / weigh in's 4. No short haircuts / no shaving unless you want to 3. No deployments / Field problems / time away from family 2. No uniform / headgear / patches / boots to maintain and wear 1. No working nights or weekends unles...

EvilCouch wrote:What the fuck is going on?

It all makes perfect sense once you have the subtitles to read, it is really a great story line................

If you have an hour thirty minutes that you don't care if you ever get back, here is the entire film with subtitles.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid ... 6427160377

They must have pulled it again, it gets taken down, and then goes back up every other day.

edit, I just checked and it is playing fine.

Any time, now go kill a few monkeys.

Its amazing what you can do with a smoke canister, mini trampoline and a video camera.

Or watch it here right now:

http://www.tv-links.co.uk/show.do/4/5584

You mean this:

http://www.arcade101.com/game/1043/Monk ... iving.html

Your Google Foo needs work my friend, it took me 3 seconds to find this.

Try OC'ing 26 straight rotations.

Three words........Major Motion Picture

I just saw this at work today, if you do not find it funny, check your pulse.

http://www.yeeguy.com/better/better.pdf

And I beleive the pilots get full flight pay for sitting in a room playing a video game thousands of miles from combat while a PFC gets next to nothing for driving down a road filled with IED's. (Highjack over)

Is this some sort of puzzle we are supposed to solve?

T Man wrote:

Angry T wrote:2nd Plt, A Company.

No shit? That was my platoon. Probably don't know any of the same people though. I got up there in '98 when I left Regiment.

I'll shoot you some names in a PM.

Damn Tman, I was a PSG in C/2-14 from 98-00, so we must have bumped into each other.